Thanks for all the work on the scripts, really rounds out the experience of using the UNR on the N110.

I have one little suggestion. Powertop shows the bluetooth module as still active after disabling the bluetooth with '/etc/init.d/bluetooth stop', adding an additional 'rmmod btusb' and a corresponding 'modprobe btusb' before start in the /usr/bin/btonoff.sh script seems to complete the disabling.

marks wrote:I have one little suggestion. Powertop shows the bluetooth module as still active after disabling the bluetooth with '/etc/init.d/bluetooth stop', adding an additional 'rmmod btusb' and a corresponding 'modprobe btusb' before start in the /usr/bin/btonoff.sh script seems to complete the disabling.

I'm not sure that removing 'btusb' module is really needed in order to completely disable bluetooth. Just stopping the bluetooth service seems to kill the bluetooth radio too.Anyway, I don't see any problem in removing the module too, so I have modified the script as you suggested.

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I suspect that you're correct and the bluetooth radio is turned off, however leaving the kernel module in seems to cause the module to keep waking the CPU up from sleep states, which is what PowerTop is picking up.

I installed the nc10-scripts package in Xubuntu 9.10 (karmic) and it took me a while to note that nc10 is the command to use as there was no hint in the package description. I use neither compiz nor metacity, but I can enable the keybindings manually in Keyboard settings of Xfce desktop environment.

I can't enable bluetooth: the command gives "Can't init device hci0: Unknown error 132 (132)". I have used blueman-applet (that displays status in its tray icon) but even that can not turn bluetooth on now. Strange, it used to work before. Maybe updates broke my bluetooth

By the way, I would be interested in some applet that would display status of webcam in panel.

As for the main post, in my experience "nc10 lcd" needs sudo, but "nc10 cpuperf auto" does not.

I have just done a complete fresh install of Ubuntu 9.10 Netbook Remix on a Samsung n310. Everything is working well except the function keys. I then installed NC-10 Script and Backlight packages as per instructions on this website. Everything works well on the command line in a terminal BUT not via the Fn keys.

On ubuntu karmic normal version, the 'Commands' compiz plugin needed to use hotkeys is enabled by default. I don't know if it's the same for the netbook remix.Just check it: install the 'compizconfig-settings-manager' package, start it and make sure the 'Commands' plugin is enabled.

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